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In recent years, as Canadians in general have become proud of their ethnic origins, and family history has become the all-consuming passion of so many
Canadian, those Canadians descended from the Kashubs who immigrated to this area have become eager to learn about their heritage too.
In this column "the Canadian-Kashub-corner" we would like to present stories which would be of interest to the descendants of the Kashubs who settled in this area who are searching to learn more about their heritage. The story can be told in autobiographical style, as I have done in the following story, or in any way the writer wishes to present it. We are looking particularly for old stories which give a glimpse into the past, so that we can better understand what shaped the attitudes and personalities of our ancestors and in so doing ourselves.
If you have any story you would like to share, please contact Lynne Visutskie or David Shulist in Wilno.
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